“Nahi Thumka Lagaoge Toh Suspend Kar Diye Jaoge”: Tej Pratap Yadav instructs the policeman to dance at the Holi event, faces reactions | India News

RJD Mla Tej Pratap Yadav celebrates Holi, in Patna. (PTI photo)

Patna: Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) leader Tej Pratap Yadav Holi with party workers at his official residence in Patna was celebrated on Saturday. A video from the event went viral on social networks, showing Pratap Yadav who trained a policeman to dance during the holidays.
In the video, Tej Pratap Yadav, sitting on a stage, can be heard by telling the uniform officer, “Ae sipahi, deepak, ek gana bjayenge uspe tumko thumka lagana hai. Bura Mat Mano Holi Hai. Aaj nahi thumka lagaoge toh suspended kar diye joge. (Will sing a song and you will have to dance, if you do not dance, you will be suspended). “He further adds,” Bura Mat Maano Holi Hai, “before starting a song Holi.

The incident took place at Yadav’s residence in Patna. Tej Pratap Yadav is the eldest son of Lalu Prasad Yadav and rabbi devi.
The video led to criticism from political opponents. The BJP spokesman, Shehzad Poonawalla, commented: “Like the father, like the son. First of all, the father (Lalu Yadav)-as was the CM at that time to dance the law on his songs and turn Bihar into a Jungle Raj. Now, the son, despite the fact that he has come out of power, attempts to make the laws and protectors of the law dance at his tunnels by threatening and pressure. Believe in Jungle Raj.

The spokesman of JD (U) Rajeev Ranjan Prasad also reacted to the video. He said, “Jungleraaj” ended, but Yuvraj from Lalu Yadav threatens a policeman about the consequences if he (the policeman) will not respect what he trains (to dance). Bihar has changed now. The change of bihar. “
BJP leader, Shahnawaz Hussain, also criticized Tej Pratap saying: “He asked his bodyguard to dance; otherwise he will suspend him. He has no power and authority to suspend no one. This is Nitish Kumar”Sushaasan– No Jungle Raj. The use of such a language is unhappy. RJD leaders have not evolved. “
Not only the opposition, but the Ally Congress also condemned the actions of Tej Pratap. The leader of Congress, Rashid Alvi, said: “I condemn what he said. He does not know that he does not have the power to suspend a person. He is unhappy to say something like this.”